Canadian Mark Carney is appointed the next Governor of the Bank of England.

Hardly a surprise that he attended this year`s Bilderberg Conference, so he will be well acquainted with his British counterparts George Osborne, Mervyn King et al. All very cosy! I`m not unduly worried unless the new Governor finds a post for fellow Canadian, Bilderberger and ex-convict Conrad Black in looking after the Nations Bank!

Does anyone know if this year was Carney`s first Bilderberg Conference?

EVERYONE READY FOR CARNAGE?
FUNNY NO MAINSTREAM PRESS THOUGHT IT WORTHY OF REPORTING
THAT CARNEY IS A BILDERBERGER
SOME MENTIONED GOLDMAN WHO ALREADY CONTROL SEVERAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
BUT NOT ONE EXCEPT FORBES MENTIONS THE POSSIBILITY OF CARNEY'S BEING 'SELECTED' FOR THE JOB BACK IN JUNE AT CHANTILLY
DESPITE BILDERBERG CONTROLLING MOST OF THE MONEY IN THE WEST
AND BEING FOUNDED BY A FORMER NAZI SS OFFICER, PRINCE BERNHARD
FUNNY THAT

So the 'suprise' appointment is no suprise at all!
I think he was parachuted into the job - as the real rulers of the NATO/Israeli financial dictatorship will have some choice compromising pictures of him (you know, the Dominique Strauss-Kahn type, or worse) so they KNOW he will do as he is told

Those whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad. Although the aphorism is overused, it accurately describes the dog’s dinner that British leaders have made of their society in the last half century. A good example of what I mean is the news overnight that the British government has appointed Mark Carney the next governor of the Bank of England.

For anyone concerned for the British national interest, Carney has three strikes against him:

1. Canada.

2. Goldman Sachs.

3. The Bilderberg group.

Let’s first consider his nationality: he carries a Canadian passport. Not a hanging offense, you might think, and the Canadian people, of course, fully deserve their reputation as more than averagely decent world citizens. The Canadian approach to financial regulation moreover has, as I have pointed out in a previous note, been a huge success. But here’s the thing: a clear majority of Britons want out of the European Union, and fundamental, quite tough and courageous decisions will have to be made in the next few years. More than ever, it is important that the loyalties of the governor of the central bank should not only be aligned with those of the British people but be absolutely unambiguously seen to be so. In the circumstances, a British passport would appear to be a minimal job requirement (and it always was in the bank’s previous history of more than three centuries).

Then there is Carney’s Goldman Sachs connection: he served the firm for 13 years in New York, London, Tokyo, and Toronto. Yes, things could be worse: he might have been a don in the Sicilian Mafia or a bagman for the Colombian drug cartel. But for anyone who knows how the world really works, a career of rising “success” in an outfit like the latter-day Goldman Sachs does not smell good. For nearly three decades now, Goldman Sachs has brazenly thumbed its nose at its previous reputation for probity: in plain language its ethos lately has been that anything goes, provided only you stay out of jail. Readers of the American and British press are aware of some of the problems. In the John Paulson affair, for instance, Goldman is on record as having defrauded its customers. Goldman Sachs’s flexible approach to ethics has also been central to the disasters that have befallen the citizens of Greece. To be fair, Carney has not been implicated in either the Paulson or Greek scandals. But, if Wikipedia is to be believed, he was on the scene in an earlier flap when in the late 1990s Goldman played a two-faced role in advising investors in Russian bonds. That said, what concerns me more than anything is Carney’s spell in Goldman Sachs’s Japanese branch. After 27 years of studying the Japanese financial system from a vantage point in Tokyo, I claim some expertise. Japan’s kyoiku mamas — education mothers — have long counseled their sons that gentleman do not take jobs in the Tokyo securities industry. Thus firms like Nomura, Daiwa, and Sumitomo’s Nikko subsidiary have long had to scrape the bottom of the educational barrel in hiring. What is less well known is that foreign securities firms in Tokyo rank even further below the salt than their Japanese counterparts. They do the work that even the Japanese securities firms consider beneath them. Ethical Western investment bankers posted to Tokyo are immediately appalled by what they are expected to do. Perhaps Carney was too — but there is no record of this.

Then there is Carney’s Bilderberg connection. Founded in the Netherlands in the 1950s, the Bilderberg Group is ostensibly merely a top careerist’s mutual aid society –nothing more than the Freemasons on steroids. Carney is officially acknowledged to have attended the most recent Bilderberg meeting, which is interesting as the British finance minister George Osborne, who appointed him to the Bank of England job, is an avid Bilderberger.

For the British national interest, there is more here than mere mutual back-scratching. The Bilderberg group was founded by Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, a German-born erstwhile Nazi noted throughout his life for his “everything is relative” approach to ethics. The group’s main aim in its early years seems to have been to rehabilitate Germany and to this day the group is viewed in Europe as a tool by which a crypto-mercantilist “Germany Inc” promotes the careers of those it smiles on. Basically you are received into the Bilderberg group if the powers that be in Berlin, Munich, and Stuttgart consider your views helpful to the German national interest. The trouble is that Germany’s advantage very often proves to be someone else’s disadvantage.

George Osborne seems to be no more a Peter-principled naif. The question the British nation should consider is this: is Carney, with his Harvard education and his spell at the sharp end of the Japanese financial services industry, a similar babe in the woods?

The “surprise” announcement that Canadian Mark Carney is to be appointed Governor of the Bank of England means that the 2012 Bilderberg attendee completes Goldman Sachs’ virtual domination over all the major economies of Europe.

Carney’s appointment has come as a shock to many who expected current BoE deputy governor Paul Tucker to get the nod, but it’s not a surprise for us given that we forecast back in April Carney would be headhunted for the position.

Carney is a former 13-year veteran of Goldman Sachs and was involved in the 1998 Russian financial crisis which was exacerbated by Goldman advising Russia while simultaneously betting against the country’s ability to pay its debt.

Carney’s appointment arrives just six months after he attended the 2012 Bilderberg conference in Chantilly, Virginia, an annual confab of over a hundred of the most powerful people on the planet who have routinely flexed their kingmaker status.

The Guardian reports that Carney is “largely unknown outside the cloistered circles of central bankers and financial regulators,” why is why his appointment came as a surprise to many, including JP Morgan’s Malcolm Barr who considered Paul Tucker to be a “shoo-in” for the job.

Carney’s status as a foreign national is cited as one of the reasons his selection came as a shock, but being Canadian he is after all a “subject” of the Queen of England, who confirmed his appointment after he was recommended to her by Prime Minister David Cameron.

The presence of Carney at this year’s Bilderberg confab undoubtedly helped him curry favor amongst the global elite and helped him to secure the position as Governor of the BoE, just as it has aided other luminaries in exalting them to higher office, such as Herman Van Rompuy, who was picked as President of the European Union just days after he attended a Bilderberg Group dinner meeting.

Carney’s ascension to BoE head also represents the final piece of the jigsaw puzzle in Goldman Sachs’ quest to control virtually every major economy across the European continent.

Last year, former EU Commissioner Mario Monti was picked to replace Silvio Berlusconi, the democratically elected Prime Minister of Italy. Monti is an international advisor for Goldman Sachs, the European Chairman of David Rockefeller’s Trilateral Commission and also a leading member of the Bilderberg Group.

“This is the band of criminals who brought us this financial disaster. It is like asking arsonists to put out the fire,”commented Alessandro Sallusti, editor of Il Giornale.

Similarly, when Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou dared to suggest the people of Greece be allowed to have their say in a referendum, within days he was dispatched and replaced with Lucas Papademos, former vice-President of the ECB, visiting Harvard Professor and ex-senior economist at the Boston Federal Reserve.
Papademos ran Greece’s central bank while it oversaw derivatives deals with Goldman Sachs that enabled Greece to hide the true size of its massive debt, leading to Europe’s debt crisis.

Papademos and Monti were installed as unelected leaders for the precise reason that they “aren’t directly accountable to the public,” noted Time Magazine’s Stephen Faris, once again illustrating the fundamentally dictatorial and undemocratic foundation of the entire European Union.

Shortly afterwards, Mario Draghi – former Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs International – was installed as President of the European Central Bank.

The U.S. Treasury Secretary at the beginning of the 2008 financial collapse was Hank Paulson, former CEO of Goldman Sachs. When Paulson was replaced with Tim Geither, Goldman Sachs lobbyist Mark Patterson was hired as his chief advisor. Current Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has visited the White House 10 times. Goldman Sachs spent the most money helping Barack Obama get elected in 2008.

Zero Hedge, who also predicted that Carney would defy the odds to secure the position at the Bank of England,notes today that, “All one needs to realize and remember how the events in the world play out is to remember one simple thing: GOLDMAN SACHS RUNS IT. Everything else is secondary.”

Former Goldman Sachs Man to Head Bank of Englandhttp://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2012/11/former-goldman-sachs-man-to-head-bank.html
The new governor of the Bank of England will be Mark Carney, currently governor of the Bank of Canada. Carney is to take over for Mervyn King in June, when King’s term ends.
The announcement was made by the UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne. The announcement is viewed as something of a surprise, given that he is a Canadian. But the important bankster pedigree is there: Many years at Goldman Sachs.
Carney spent thirteen years with Goldman Sachs in its London, Tokyo, New York and Toronto offices. The senior positions he held at GS included co-head of sovereign risk; executive director, emerging debt capital markets; and managing director, investment banking. He worked on South Africa's post-apartheid venture into international bond markets, and was involved in Goldman's cute work with the 1998 Russian financial crisis.
Goldman's role in the Russian crisis was criticized at the time because while the company was advising Russia it was simultaneously betting against the country's ability to repay its debt. Oh yeah, Carney is perfect for BOE money manipulations.
Carney is a member of the Group of Thirty and of the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum. In 2012, Carney attended the 60th Bilderberg Group meeting in Chantilly, Virginia.
Bottom Line:Carney is an elitist operative to the core. With his crony credentials, he could have currently been managing a bodega in Tuvalu and still be considered qualified by the elitists to run the BOE.
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Another Goldman Sachs coup - Mark Carney appointed as the next Governor of Bank of England http://ian56.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/another-goldman-sachs-coup-mark-carney.html
Carney is a 13 year veteran at Goldman Sachs and a member of the Group of 30.
Carney was chairman of the Bank for International Settlements' Committee on the Global Financial System from July 2010 until January 2012.[29] Carney is also a member of the Group of Thirty, an international body of leading financiers and academics, and of the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum.[30][31] In 2012, Carney attended the 60th Bilderberg Group meeting in Chantilly, Virginia.
Whilst at Goldman Sachs, Carney was involved in the Russian Financial crisis in 1998.
Goldman Sachs advised Yeltsin to sell off National Assets (oil, gas, aluminium etc.) at a tiny fraction of fair value to Oligarchs (that's how they became so wealthy).
The rise of the Oligarchs was instrumental in the rise to power of Putin in Russia.
We could do without this sort of advice from the future Governor of the Bank of England.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Carney

Mario Draghi ex Goldman Sachs is the ECB President
Draghi was the vice chairman and managing director of Goldman Sachs International and a member of the firm-wide management committee (2002–2005).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Draghi

Italy and Greece taken over by Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs advisers have taken control of the Italian and Greek governments, replacing elected administrations with faceless economists, academics and bureaucrats.
These events are nothing less than corporate-driven coups in the heart of Europe, through which the financial markets have demanded and got the heads of government on a platter.
George Papandreou and Silvio Berlusconi were what they were, politically speaking. Their mistake was to try and ignore the European Central Bank (ECB), International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the leading lights in the European Union, Germany and France, in dealing with their respective debt crises.
So they had to go.
In Italy, Mario Monti, former EU competition commissioner and advisor to Goldman Sachs for the last six years, was appointed prime minister by the ageing president Giorgio Napolitano, who undoubtedly got his marching orders from somewhere in the Brussels region. Monti is planning a cabinet entirely made up of unelected appointees.